SirWendall
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Would it be worth switching out the trigger on a PT111 G2? The one on it is decent but not the best.
chaim said:Well, shortly after, it died. Firing pin is stuck in the engaged position, luckily it causes it to refuse to chamber a round because if it did the gun would go full auto.
Did you take it back to the gunsmith who did the work?
Guns don't usually DIE, unless the frame or the barrel fails. A sticking firing pin is generally something that can be fixed (sometimes by simply replacing the firing pin spring.)
I would NOT expect a gunmaker to void a warranty if you've had a gunsmith do some work on the gun -- unless the work caused a failure.
(What some gunmakers do, if parts have been swapped, is reinstall factory parts in the place of the "upgraded" parts; sometimes they send the "newer" parts back, sometimes they don't.)
chaim said:About 99% that the firing pin issue is just a spring (which Taurus won't sell anyone individually, you have to send the gun in).